Sentence examples for capture secondary from inspiring English sources

In particular it consists of a quadratic stress strain relation with variable coefficients, which can capture secondary fluid motion, coupled with the SST turbulence model proposed by Menter, which is supposed to correctly represent the shear stress for adverse pressure gradient flows.

The questionnaire was not designed to capture secondary headache disorders, and, although the screening question ("In the last year, have you had headache that was not part of another illness?") endeavoured to exclude these, it might not have succeeded if the underlying illness had not been diagnosed, or causation recognised.

Furthermore, SNIPS does not capture secondary referrals from other specialists to surgeons.

This modelling is based on certain local features (as in any CRF) which capture secondary structure information in the form of base-pairing probabilities.

To our knowledge this is one of the first LUR models to capture secondary PM2.5 using easily obtainable explanatory variables describing on road mobile emissions and stationary emissions.

Nevertheless, MR imaging results may again capture secondary changes in bone and bone marrow, rather than directly visualize the cancer foci itself.

Our clinic series is representative of a general referral practice that captures secondary and tertiary hepatobiliary disease in a large metropolitan city, and as a result provides an insight into managing this condition, particularly where there is a reality, which reflects clinical practice, to focus on radiologic evaluation rather than histology in the diagnostic pathway.

We have investigated the effect of reacceleration on interstellar flux of K-capture secondaries 49V and 51Cr.

Our approach uses highly specific and sensitive DNA capture and secondary probes designed out of the mitochondrion genome of Sus Scrofa.

Although general agreement is reasonable, the applied RANS model clearly fails to capture some secondary flow phenomena arising from the anisotropy of the Reynolds stresses and their influence on global heat transfer and friction.

In the present work, DNA capture and secondary probes, were designed to target the ITS (Internal Transcribed) sequences of Brettanomyces bruxellensis, a yeast responsible for the production of off flavours in both wine and beer.